Month: November 2025

DID THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER  APPROVE THE OPENING OF A JUNKYARD ON DIVISION STREET?

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (NOVEMBER 26, 2025)(CNBNEWS)A EYESORE AND A FIRE HAZARD!—In the heart of the 600 block of Division Street, a homeowner has transformed their property into a veritable trash heap, carelessly accumulating refuse for the past four years, according to the occupant. Distressed residents living nearby have reached out to CNBNews, voicing their frustration over this unsightly blight on their residential neighborhood. One concerned resident has reported making repeated complaints to the police department, fire department, and housing office, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. “If this mountain of trash ignites, it threatens to engulf the entire row of homes adjacent to this person’s property.”

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72 Arrests Wasn’t Enough — Democrats Let Him Burn Her Alive

How many more innocent Americans have to be victimized before Democrat politicians admit their sick, soft-on-crime insanity is a blood-soaked catastrophe?

Last week in Democrat-run Chicago, a 26-year-old woman was riding the ‘L’ train when a career criminal with 72 prior arrests — including eight felony convictions and seven misdemeanors — doused her in gasoline, chased her screaming through the train car, and set her on fire in broad daylight. She’s now fighting for her life with horrific burns because the predator who did this was walking free.

This animal was walking free because of the radical, dangerous “no cash bail” law proudly signed by Governor JB Pritzker and celebrated by Chicago’s defund-the-police Mayor Brandon Johnson. Just three months ago, after this same monster was arrested for another violent crime, a county judge cut him loose on electronic monitoring — a condition he repeatedly violated with zero consequences right up to the day he lit an innocent woman on fire.

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Camden County Holiday Events

It’s the most festive time of the year and Camden County is ready to shine! The Board of Commissioners invites all of our neighbors, families, and friends to come together and celebrate this season with us. From sparkling lights and local traditions, to family activities and winter fun, check out what’s happening near you! For a full list of events, Click Here.

William “Will” Heinel, 34, of Collingswood

Will passed away peacefully into the arms of his Lord and Savior on November 23, 2025.  A resident of Collingswood, NJ he was 34 years old.

Beloved son of Brett and Kathleen Heinel.  Loving brother of Jacob Heinel and Joseph DiLiberto.  He is also survived by his grandfather, Roy DiLiberto and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

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Roxborough Presents Happy Holidays from ROX, Tree Lighting, Gorgas Park Enchantment

Philadelphia, PA – Roxborough Development Corporation presents Happy Holidays from ROX, a four week holiday festival and month of activities and activations taking over Ridge Avenue and Gorgas Park. Come be festive with the Roxborough Tree Lighting, holiday pop-up market, Art on the Ridge holiday gallery, Santa’s arrival on a firetruck, seasonal food and drink, lights and decorations, Small Business Saturday, Snowflake Scavenger Hunt and much more. Festivities start on Black Friday and run through December (see individual events for details). Look for the lighting of the holiday trees, live music, holiday cheer from New Ridge Brewing Co., entertainment and ornament making for the special wishing trees. Admission to Happy Holidays from Roxborough is always no-charge, while food, beverages, and shopping are pay-as-you-go. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift or trying to warm your spirit with a cup of hot cocoa and song carols, Happy Holidays from ROX is a “must-go” seasonal festival for fans of festive holiday fun.

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ICE and state of Florida arrest 230 criminal alien sexual predators, violent criminals in 10-day operation

Federal-state partnership removes dangerous illegal aliens from communities, preventing future crimes

MIAMI — ICE, in collaboration with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, launched on Oct. 25 Operation Criminal Return, a statewide initiative targeting convicted sexual predators and offenders who pose significant threats to public safety.

During the 10-day operation, ICE and 287(g) partner FDLE arrested 230 criminal illegal aliens who are registered sex offenders and have egregious criminal histories. These crimes include sexual assault, sexual battery, lewd and lascivious molestation of children, possession of narcotics, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, burglary, attempted premeditated murder with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery.

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OPINION: Shocking Video of Division Street Yard; Gloucester City’s $1000 Trash Can Fine

Trash Can Law to Be Enforced, BUT Division St. Resident Junk Yard Ok

CNBNews video

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (November 29, 2025)(CNBNews)–On Tuesday, November 26, we spoke with a resident of Gloucester City living on the 600 block of Division Street regarding the condition of his yard. In our opinion, it resembles a junkyard. He informed us that once he finishes remodeling the interior of his home, he will relocate the items he is currently storing in his side yard back inside. When we asked to see what he had been remodeling inside his house, he refused. He said he would file a lawsuit against CNBNews if any article or photo were published about him. This individual is a disabled Army veteran who served in the Vietnam War. One person familiar with the situation suggested that his status as a disabled veteran is the reason he has been allowed to ignore the city’s housing regulations.

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WinterFest Ice Skating Season Now Open!

Get your skates and glide into WinterFest’s Ice Skating at Cooper River Park, presented by the Camden County Board of Commissioners! Opening Friday, November28th through February22nd at Cooper River Park. This fun-filled event will have hot cocoa, beautiful decorations, and all the skating you can handle. Bring your friends and family to feel the thrill of the ice! Please note, WinterFest is an official Toys for Tots drop-off location. To learn more, Click Here.

Hours Open:
Thursday: 5 PM – 9 PM
Friday: 5 PM – 10 PM
Saturday: 12 PM – 10 PM
Sunday: 12 PM – 9 PM

Frances M. Marshall, 86, of Oaklyn

On November 24, 2025, of Oaklyn, NJ, formerly of Collingswood, NJ.  She was 86 years old.

Beloved wife of the late Samuel R. “Bob” Marshall and mother of the late Melody Stevenson-Marshall.  She is lovingly survived by her sons, Robert D. Marshall (Mary Jane Marshall) and Christopher W. Marshall.  Grandchildren: Jessica Marshall-Gerber, Robert Stevenson-Ryan, Adam Marshall (Kristen Goedde), Melody Marshall (Joey McClelland) and Grace Marshall.  Great Grandchildren: Chase and Riley Ryan, Jane, Mary, Luke, Gina, Leia, Paul, Sara, Rose and Lisa Gerber.  

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